The whole range.
Fifteen things.

A moulded maze that turns a thirty-second inhale into a five-minute meal. For dogs that eat like the bowl is about to be taken away.

Textured silicone that holds wet food, yoghurt or peanut butter. Licking is self-soothing, so this buys you a calm ten minutes.

Sliding compartments hiding kibble. Start it easy, make it harder as they work it out.

Pressure-activated gel, no water, no electricity, no freezing. Lie on it and it pulls heat away.

The Lincoln. Tweed bolster sides for a dog that likes something to lean on, with a removable washable cover. Five sizes.

The Cotswold. Deep boucle walls a dog can properly burrow into, on a supportive base that does not flatten. Three sizes.

Tweed one side, faux fur the other. For the sofa, the car boot, or over the top of the bed in January.

Front-clip so pulling turns the dog gently back toward you instead of letting them tow you down the street. Padded across the chest plate.

Silicone bristles in a cup. Add water, twist, done. Beats wrestling a wet towel at the back door.

Woven tweed over leather, brushed metal hardware, seven sizes. Matches the lead and the bed if you want the set.

The matching lead. Tweed over leather with a trigger clip that does not seize up after a wet winter.

Reaches the undercoat without cutting guard hairs. One pass pulls out what a normal brush leaves behind.

Pump-top omega-3 oil for coat condition and joint support. A pump over dinner, nothing else to it.

A month of daily chews, textured to scrape plaque at the gumline where it actually builds up.

Checked tweed with a corduroy collar and a fleece lining, from Hugo & Hudson's Hackett collaboration. Cut to sit behind a harness rather than fight it.